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Scene It?: The Simpsons

aka: Scene It? The Simpsons Edition, Simpsons: Scene It? - The DVD Game, The

DVD Player screenshots

thumbnail — The main menu follows a piracy warning and the company logos

thumbnail — The main menu's HELP option shows the answer to many common problems in this format

thumbnail — These timer settings are accessed from the main menu. They alter the length of time a player has to answer a trivia question

thumbnail — When the layer(s) opt to play the game they are treated to a sort of fly-by of Springfield while the show's theme music plays

thumbnail — Playing the game<br>When a player's category die lands on an All Play or My Play option, or when a player is near the end of the game, this menu is used to ask the question

thumbnail — All questions start with their own title screen like this which is from a 'Learn Your Lines' All Play question

thumbnail — An example 'Learn Your Lines' question

thumbnail — Springfieldians is an All Play question. Four clues to a character's identity are shown, the first to shout out the answer wins

thumbnail — Blank-Diddly-Blank is a Jeopardy style All Play question

thumbnail — Here four stills from a show are shown, two are already present in the background, and the players have to identify the film being parodied

thumbnail — All Play: An example of Patty & Selma's Eye Test

thumbnail — All Play: This is 'Freaky Frame Fragments' in which the coloured squares swirl around and eventually resolve into a picture

thumbnail — All Play: In the 'Round Springfield questions a picture is gradually revealed

thumbnail — In My Play the player views an extract from a show and has to answer a question based on it

thumbnail — My Play: The video clips are shown full screen and in full colour

thumbnail — My Play: An example of the kind of question that follows a video clip

thumbnail — All Play To Win: Before the question is asked this instruction screen is shown

thumbnail — All Play To Win: An example question

thumbnail — All Play To Win: Of course the game has no way of knowing whether the question was answered correctly so it has to ask

thumbnail — The Final Cut: The player must answer three questions correctly but they don't have to get them all right in the same turn, though this does help

thumbnail — Final Cut: An example question

thumbnail — Game Over<br>Unusually when a player wins there's no picture of a trophy, no 'Well Done' or 'You're A Winner' message, instead there are clips of people cheering from the show

thumbnail — This screenshot comes from the game's 'How To Play' section, it shows the category die in detail - something that could not be scanned in

thumbnail — This screenshot comes from the game's 'How To Play' section, it shows the four tokens, or movers'l - something else that could not be scanned in

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